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Fighting the global health burden through new
technology…
WHO‐ITU joint program on mHealth for NCDs
Chronic RespiratoryDiseases
CardiovascularDiseases
DiabetesCancer
Physical inactivity
Obesity
Unhealthydiets Tobacco
useAlcohol use
Malnutrition
Other NCDs
Globally 57 million total deaths in 2008 of which 36 million were due to NCDs
NCD burden
US$ 7THealthcare costs & productivity losses 2011‐2025
"We should all work to meet targets to reduce NCDs."
9MPremature deaths / year
Origins
6.8 BillionMobile cellular subscriptions
Scattered pilots
Evidence
Closed technology
Government Ownership
Pilotitis
No evaluation/review
No integration of systems No clear business
model
Expensive technology
Costs not analyzed
mHealth challenges
Unbalanced ecosystem
Return on investment unclear
WHO & ITU’s role
Provide Convening platform & enabling environment
Develop Operational Guides/ International experts approve the tools
Develop Return on investment models/M&E frameworks
Direct technical support & catalytic funding to some countries
Share experience with all member states
Key operational areas
Technical Process
Country implementation
Partnerships
Prevention
Enforcement
Treatment
mSocialnetworking, mGaming
mSocialnetworking, mGaming
mIllicitmIllicit
mCessationmCessation
mTraining(healthcare workforce
development)
mTraining(healthcare workforce
development)
mGeoMappingmGeoMapping
mWellnessmWellness m Agriculturem Agriculture
Guidelines developmentGuidelines
development
mWhistleblowersmWhistleblowers
mAwarenessmAwareness
mDiabetesmDiabetes
mSmokeFreemSmokeFree
mSurveillancemSurveillancemPhysicalActivitymPhysicalActivity mTAPSmTAPS
mDiseaseManagementmDisease
Management
Portfolio
Costa Rica: mCessation
Senegal:mDiabetes
Other likely champion countries
• United Kingdom
• Zambia
• Norway
• Philippines
Current Partners
Telecoms, Insurance , Pharma,
Wellness, IT, Sporting
Industry, Other Private Sector
Government
NGOs and
AcademiaUN
Programme Strategy & Planning
Programme Strategy & Planning
M&E, Impact assessment , ROIM&E, Impact
assessment , ROI
In‐country Implementation
In‐country Intervention
Design
In‐country Intervention
Design
In‐country Maintenance
and refinement
Government EngagementGovernment Engagement
Define & refine interventions
(PID’s)
Define & refine interventions
(PID’s)
The Philippines possible involvement
Key role
Country enrolled
How partners can contribute
• Help reduce domestic morbidity and mortality due to NCDs
• Take action on national patient self‐management agenda
• Support national health reform goals
• Refine existing mHealth tools
• Think globally on new mobile and healthcare delivery models
• Become “Innovations Hub” recognized as leader for health and technology innovations in region and worldwide
Partnership benefits
• Aligns with the DoH eHealth and NCD strategies
• Strengths in leadership and technology
• Strong hub for south‐south collaboration
• IT and Mobile Tech
• NCD burden
• Willing population
Why Philippines as a champion :
THANK YOU!
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